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That’s true for frameworks but not good libraries.
by kortilla 1y ago
That’s true for frameworks but not good libraries.
- layer8 1y agoFrameworks are clearly worse, that's true. But there are also kitchen-sink libraries that are too shallow in relation to their API surface, or libraries that perform certain background work or modify some external global state in a way that is unnecessary for your use case, or libraries that pull in transitive dependencies of that sort. You really want to minimize the code that executes in order to fulfill your use case, and also minimize the temptation to depend on additional, tangential functions of a library that you wouldn’t have added for those functions alone.